Drive your own Forza Horizon 6 cars on real-world circuits, rebuilt block by block in Minecraft.
Horizon Circuits reads the cars straight from your Forza Horizon 6 install every time you play: detailed body models, factory paint colours and each engine's character. Nothing from Forza is in the download; you bring your own copy.
What you get
- 10 FH6 cars: Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.5-16 Evo II, Pagani Huayra R, Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, McLaren 765LT, Ferrari 488 Pista, Porsche 911 GT3 RS, BMW M4 GTS, KTM X-Bow GT4, Honda NSX-R and the Lotus Exige Time Attack. Pick any of them in the garage (G).
- Real circuits: Spa-Francorchamps and Monza, built from OpenStreetMap layouts and real elevation data, with pit lane and garages, starting grid, curbs, run-off, gravel traps and grandstands. Eau Rouge climbs like the real thing.
- Arcade-sim handling: real gear ratios, power and weight per car, tyre grip and downforce, drifting with the handbrake, traction and stability control you can switch off.
- Cameras: chase, far chase, bonnet and a cockpit view with the real interior.
- Timing: lap timer, three sectors with deltas, cut laps don't count, best-lap leaderboard per circuit.
- Races: up to 8 players in the same world (/fc race spa 3, /fc join, /fc start), with a countdown start and positions.
- Engine sound built from each car's engine layout in FH6: V12 scream, flat-six, turbo whistle and blow-off, crackles on lift-off.
How to play
Press Play. The first time, sign in with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition; Minecraft and Fabric download automatically. You start on the Spa grid in a McLaren 765LT.
W/S throttle and brake, A/D steer, Space handbrake, V camera, G garage, R reset, Shift to get out. Type /fc for all commands.
Good to know
- Needs Minecraft: Java Edition and Forza Horizon 6 (PC). Forza is never started; the mod only reads its car files.
- Car liveries and decals aren't shown yet: each car wears its factory colour.
- The Lotus Exige Time Attack comes from FH6's Time Attack Car Pack. Without it, that car uses a simple stand-in body.
- Multiplayer: the host opens the world to LAN or a server; friends join from Minecraft's multiplayer menu.
- More circuits (Silverstone, Suzuka, COTA) are coming.
Circuit names only, no racing-series branding. Layouts (c) OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); elevation from EU-DEM (Copernicus). Not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft or Playground Games.